Question 1

How Much Does a Design Project Cost?

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The cost of a design project is determined by the floor area and the selected package. For example, for a 60 sq.m. apartment, the price will be £1,080 for the schematic design and £1,800 for the fully-developed design project. You can find detailed pricing information and phases here.

Question 2

Does the Cost Depend on the Project's Complexity?

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No, the cost is based on the floor area. If you have specific requirements that may affect the cost, please contact us for clarification.

Question 3

Can the Cost Change During the Design Process?

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The cost may change if the floor area in the contract differs from the actual area measured by the designer. Any changes, whether an increase or decrease in area, resulting in a proportional cost adjustment.

Question 4

What Is the Realistic Timeline for Project Development?

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The project's completion time depends on your responsiveness as the client. On average, for the property up to 100 sq.m., CAD drawings take about four weeks, and material selection and 3D visualization take another three weeks.

Question 5

What Is the Payment Process?

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Upon signing the contract, a £100 advance payment is required. The remaining amount is paid in stages as you approve each drawing, plan, or picture. The total contract amount is divided into equal parts and paid as the project progresses.

Question 6

How Quickly Can the Design Start?

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I work promptly and aim to visit the site for measurements within three working days. In some cases, we can arrange a visit on the day the contract is signed or the following day.

Question 7

Can I Set a Budget Limit for the Interior Design Project?

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Yes, you can specify your desired budget when signing the contract to ensure that the design aligns with your financial constraints. The designer will recommend materials, furniture and equipment based on your budget.

Question 8

What If I Want to Terminate the Contract?

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You have the right to unilaterally terminate the contract at any time without specifying reasons. In this case, you'll pay for completed work that has been accepted by you.

Question 9

Do I Need 3D Visualization?

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3D visualization is not necessary for contractors but is essential for visualizing the final look of your space. It helps you understand how different materials, colours, and furniture will come together in your home.

Question 10

What Guarantees That All Design Ideas Can Be Implemented?

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The design project includes detailed BIM 3d Model and CAD drawings of all elements, layouts, utility connections, and more. These drawings ensure that the project can be executed as planned.

Question 11

Can I Select Materials Without a Designer?

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Sure, but it involves visiting numerous stores and materials independently. A designer simplifies the selection process and ensures materials harmonize with the design.

Question 12

Why Is Construction Administration Needed?

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Construction administration allows the designer to oversee and adjust the construction process, answer questions, and make necessary corrections to the project. It also includes material selection, consultations, and ensuring design adherence. To lear more..

Question 13

Are Engineering Systems Included in the Design?

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Engineering systems such as lighting, plumbing, heating, and ventilation are reflected in the design project. However, it does not replace engineering projects or include electrical calculations.

Question 14

Is Kitchen Design Included in the Interior Design Project?

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The design project encompasses a comprehensive kitchen design, covering everything from the colour, shape, and material selection for the cabinets to the placement of electrical and plumbing fixtures.

Question 15

Is There a Free Designer Consultation?

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Certainly! You can arrange a complimentary consultation with a designer who will address your questions about the future interior, style preferences, and layout considerations, and provide insights into modern technologies and materials. These consultations are conducted online and are not held on-site or at the customer's location

Question 16

Does the Designer Visit the Site?

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Yes, our designer visits the site to conduct precise measurements of the property. This includes measuring room dimensions, diagonals, heights, window and door openings, load-bearing structures, technical cabinets, utility connections, and more. In addition to measurements, the designer takes detailed photographs.

Question 17

Can a Designer Conduct Measurements on Weekends?

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Absolutely, designers can conduct measurements on Saturdays. Typically, apartment measurements take about two hours, and the customer's presence is not required during the measurement process. Detailed discussions of preferences occur after measurements, not on-site.

Question 18

Is It Possible to Meet With the Designer During Weekends or Evenings?

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Yes, our designers are flexible and can arrange meetings with clients during weekends or evenings. You can also invite contractors to these meetings to discuss project details for future renovations.

Question 19

Is It Possible to Discuss the Interior Design Project Progress Remotely?

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Certainly! You can communicate with our team via phone, email, WhatsApp, Zoom, Skype, or any other convenient means to discuss project progress and updates.

Question 20

I'm Not Sure About My Style Preferences. What Should I Do?

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Many clients are uncertain about their style preferences when they initially reach out to a design studio. Our designers are skilled at asking guiding questions to understand your preferences. We use simplified questionnaires, interior photographs, and other materials to help you discover your style.

Question 21

Where Does the Work Begin?

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The project work commences once the design contract is signed and an initial advance payment is made by the customer. Following this, typically within 2-4 days, the designer visits the site to take measurements. After measurements, the designer schedules an initial meeting with the customer to fill out technical specifications and discuss styles, colour schemes, functional areas, and more. The first discussion generally lasts at least three hours. Subsequently, within 1-3 days, the designer presents various layout options, followed by plans for floors, ceilings, lighting, etc. Each stage is presented to the customer in multiple versions, and necessary adjustments are discussed and implemented. Once one stage is approved, discussions proceed to the next.

Question 22

What Software Do You Use?

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Our designers and architects use Autodesk Revit or Graphisoft ArchiCAD for creating working CAD drawings. For three-dimensional visualization, we employ software such as 3ds MAX with VRay or Corona Renderer.

Question 23

In What Format Will I Receive the Finished Design Project?

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You will receive the project documentation in both paper and electronic formats. The paper format is provided in A3 size, in full color, and presented in a bound album. The electronic format includes raster images in JPG or Adobe PDF. Please note that source files in Revit (rvt), ArchiCAD (pln), and 3ds Max (max) formats are not provided to the customer.

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